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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-11-11

C. 5. KINGSLEY, district attorney,
Miss Ella Taylor and Dave Mclean
went up to Banner on Wednesday,
Mr.. Kingsley to otficiate AMI Miss
Taylor TO attend the wedding of Mr..
Ben Miller and Miss Mary L. Flood.
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NoTlcE.-On and after Monday
bv. I, 1887, l will reduce the price
liquors and cigars to 124 cents.
FRANK MILLER.
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WE acknowledge the receipt OF we'd
ding cake from Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Miller. All hands in the WoRl D
took a hand in disposing of it.
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MoxRok's mill in Gambrinus dis
trict has just got through crushing
two hundred tons of good ore from
the Cleveland mine, owned by Dick
Cunningham and are cleaning up to-
day
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A DANCE will be given in Centen-
NAL Hall on Thanksgiving evening,
Thursday, Nov. 24th. Full partiou-
lars will be given in next Tuesdays
WoRlD.
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Mr.. AND MRs. RALPa GoopLIFFs and
Miss Pauline Davis went down to
Boise City on Weines lay, on visit.
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tbs engine cylinder of the Silver
District mill passed through here last
Tuesday. Its weight is $500
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LosT.-- On Main street, Idaho City,
boube acting Colts revolver, 80
6bre. sl2.50 will be paid if
at this Office.
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|oRs1sH organ for sale. Call at
prge Benefits
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ALL those knowing themselves in
lbted to me by note or book account
/ requested to settle with w. S.
hlbreaith.
WM. J. RorHwELL
NJ. d.
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M0UFV "a be made. Cut THIS out and
MUNGl return to Us, and We VIII send
you free, something OF great value and inn
portance TO you. that VII start yua IN bis
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needed. This is one Of the genuine, I'M
portant chances of lifetime Those who
are smbitious and enterprising wall ne
delay Grand outfit tree Address True
& Co, Augusts, Maine,
March %, 81. y,
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n Float and Territorial
Concentrates.

ILD papers for sale at this office.
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MRs. Wm. Lacock is down from
Banner.
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The German colony which arrived
in Caldwell short time since have
already put houses on their claims
and are furnishing them in good
shape. They have come to stay.
/ Never was so much difficulty ex-
perienced as at present % employ
t dav laoorers. The order of eastern
things is reversed, and instead of be
ing two men to the JOB there are twC
obs to the man. Two men hav,
been trying to hire room six to eigh
men for the past week, but they can
even hire Chinaman.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

Carillo, Pablo adobe house west of the town of Springerville about one mile, horse, 5 oxen, wagon, furniture, total $285, tax $2, pen alty $1.10. ..,.......... Carillo, Leandro f adobe houses and corrals west of Sp~ingerviIle about one mile at settlement known as Carillos, horse wagon furniture, total $420, tax g, pen atty $1. 10.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

Cranes, Sam'l one mud house and corral on the S Inf of sw ar $ Inf of SC pr sec township Is N of range q E, claim of l60 acres, 9 horses, 26 cows, Fl yearlings, wagon, harness, saddle, total $1020, tax $30.60, penalty $2.53. Green, Duty l small frame house on south side of A & P RR track at Holbrook, and west of school house, horses, 3 COWS, year. lings, carpenter tools, furniture, total $280, tax $l0.40, penalty Gardener, W leg house at Snow flake Camp, pony COW, total $55 tax $3.65, penalty $1.18.. ...... Grant, E c improvements at Nu- trioso log house south of Geo W Adair's residence, east of Ben Noble's house, horses, furni- ture, total $40, tax $6.20, pen atty $1.3L. George, J w improvements at St Johns; house used as carpenter shop adjoining H J Platt's sad dler store on the south, bound ed on south by Hill & Co.'S lum- Der yard, east by coop store, al- sohouse occupied byJ w George as residence bounded north by P Petersons, south by Arnold's pre-emption claim, east by Fro ever's claim, west by Thomp- sons, carpenter tools, furniture, total $305, tax $11.15, penalty $1.56 ...... ..... Garcia, Jose improvements in St Johns two-storey adobe house, bounded on south by N Barth's residence, north by lot of Ale jandro Peralta, east by Ambro- sio Armijo's property, west by River street, also improvements on E Inf of the ne ar of sec 22,. township 13, N of R 30 E, 80 acres patented land, 25 horses, 2 mules, 70 Mexican COWS, 70 yearlings, wagon, buggy, har- ness, 2 saddles, 2plows, furni- ture, total $3078, tax $94 36, pen alty $5.72 ......1 .1C Gardener, c F Navajo pony COW, wagon, furniture, total $50, tax $3.50, penalty $1.18. .....
 Confined on Fourth page
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

alty 14,59 .2S6 ? Adams, John hol sp, harness, sad dle 90, tax 4.88, penalty 1.24 :. 6 Attcncio, Jose Maria adobe house and corral at C0ncho. bounded on the north by Holbrook road, south by Mormon field, east by F Archunde's, west by J R Cam delaria's, 7 horses, wagon. har. nese, blow furniture 235, tax 7. O5, penalty 1.35. $ 4 ArmIjo, Ambrosio adobe house in St Johns bounded on north by
 A Peralta's lot, south by Cruz Naveretta's. east by F Baca's, west by Jose Garcia's property, horse. mule, furniture 145, tax 6.35, penalty 1.32. z 6
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

Foster, H J ? horses, 8 cows, two yearlings, wagon, harness, fur niture $220, tax $S.60, penalty Field, J A lot 40 block 13 and lot Al block 13 in Holbrook $100, tax s, penalty $1.15. ......... Fackrell, L J improvements at Taylor, 1 log house bounded on
 north by Levi Handcock's, on east by D Ellsworth, horse, har- ness, furniture $1OO, tax 8, pen atty $l.25.. ....... Forsgren, c W one log cabin with
 shingle roof in St Johns, bound ed east by P Johnson's proper ty, north by c P Anderson's, 2 horses, wagon, harness, blow,
 furniture $1S0, tax g, penalty
 $1.10.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10
Drury, J W carpenter tools, furni-
 ture, total $l60, tax $6.S0, pen

Drury, J W carpenter tools, furni- ture, total $l60, tax $6.SO, pen- alty $1.34 ...
 Depew, Edward small log house at Touring mill at Springerville, east of D Baca's residence, fur niture, total $30, tax $2.90, pen- alty $1.14. ............. Daley, Milton small log house in the south part of Bush Valley, south of Jos Scatt's residence, also log house, corral and fenc- ing on claim adjoining Bush Valley to south, 2 horses, mule, 4 American COWS, 8 yearlings, wagon, harness, 2 oxen, farming implements, furniture, total $425 tax SAYS, penalty $1.73. Dutfin, B Plumber house and barn in Woodruff, ne of A c M store east of Thos Hatch's house, horse, wagon, harness, furniture total SIS, tax S5.54, penalty $1. Decker, c L log house in Snow flake, bounded on north by Mrs Drigg's house, on the SC by " w Willis, east by the field $100, water-right in irrigating ditch, 2 horses. COW, wagon, harness, blow, furniture $185, total $2S5, tnx $8.55, penalty $l.43. .. Dempsey, J w log house, corral, etc, at Erastus, bounded on N by J Rodgers, east by J J Bra- dy, south by Mrs V Nail $50, ? horses, ? COWS, wagon, harness, blow, furniture $1S5, total $335, tax $12,05, penalty $1.60. ..... Duffin, Isaac N one log house at Woodruff $50, horses, wagon, harness, furniture $2O0, total $25O, tax $9.50, penalty $1.4S...
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

Eager, John T Improvements one log house and fencing on SC or of section 4, township Snorth of range 29 E $100, claim 16O acres. horse, COW and yearling, 2 wa gons, harness, saddle, house. hold goods, lumber on hand, saw mill at Water Canon 5000, total $110O, tax $2, penalty $1.10..... Eager, " w improvements one log house and fencing on ne or sec 9 township 8 north of range % east $100, 0,claim 160 acres land l horse, blow, furniture, $2OO, total $500, tax $2, penalty $1 10. East, E N Improvements at Snow flake 2 log huts, bounded west by John Hunts residence on north by corral of Karchner, on east by old school house, COW, household goods $50, tax g, penalty $1.10.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10
Delinquent TAX LIS F
 OF Apache County, ARIZONA TERRITORY, FOR THE YEAR 1856.
FOR THE YEAR 1856.

Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company improvements on a certain strip of land situate in the County of Apache, Territory of Ari- zona, which said strip of lond is described as fol- lows, to-wit: Two thous- and six hundred and nine ty-one (2691 acres ofland lying in a strip two hun dred (20O) feet wide, lying along and near the thirty fifth (35) parallel of lati- tude, which said strip of land commences at the eastern boundary line of said county and running thence in a westerly direc- tion one hundred and twelve (112) miles long and two hundred (200) feet wide, and along and upon the centre of which strip of land the railroad of the Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company is sit uated, said improvements consisting as follows, to- wit: Culverts, wooden bridges, grading, trestle, rock, earth cuts and fills, situated on and along the centre of said first descri- bed tract of land and con nected with the track of said railroad SIP, Also two hundred and sixty five thousand seven hun dred and thirty-four (265,- 734 wooden crosg-ties sit uate, lying and being upon and along the strip of land above first described in said county and Territory 81, Also steel and iron rails sit uate lying and being upon and along the centre of the strip of land first above described in said county and Territory 800, Also iron and steel fish plates bolts and iron spikes. sit uate, lying and being up on and along the centre of the strip of land first a. foresaid in said county and Territory 24, Also improvements upon a certain part of the strip of land first described in said county and Territory and being near the eastern boundary of said county, said improvements being as follows, to-wit; One steam pump andwater tank at Houck's Tanks in said county 2, Also one section house on said tract of land in said county at Sanders station ?, Also one section house, steam pump and water tank, depot. buildings and coal shute erected and sit -uated on the. tract of land first aforesaid at Navajo station in said county T.. Also one section house, steam pump and water tank situated on the tract of land first aforesaid at Billings station in said county 1, Also one section house, steam pump and water tank on said tract of land in said county at CarriEo station 4, Also improvements on the tract of land first aforesaid to-wit: Depot building, steam pump, water tank and station house at the town of Holbrook in said county ', Also one section house and water tank situated on tract of land first aforesaid at St Joseph in said coun- ty 4, Also orie section house, steam pump and water tank situated upon the tract of land first afore- said at Hardy in said coun- ty f.. Also one round house, sec tion house, depot building
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10
wagon, harness, furniture, 400.

tax l2, penalty 1.60 ......... l Baca. Juan Andres adobe house on road s miles sou3hof St John on Little Colorado river on east
 side SpripgervilIe road, 2hOrses wagon. harness furniture, 159,
 tax 9.60, penalty l .32 ... Barela, AriSteo 6 horses, 20 cows,
 young cattle, 2 saddles, 6S4,
 tax 2, ,52, penalty 213.. 2 Baca, Francisco adobe house and
 corral in St Johns north of Tom Perez residence, south of Lo-
 reDzo Baca's house, west of J M Tafallo's, east of G Armijo's lot 200, also one adobe house,
 corral in town of SpringervilIe west of E c Bunch's residence,
 north of St Geo Creaghe's. 3 horses, ? wagons, ckboard,
 harness, furniture, IS oxen 7S5,
 total 985. tax 3l .55, penalty ? 57 8. Bates, OrviIle E log cabin and
 corral at Meadows. 2 horses, l
 COW, 150, tax $50, penalty 1.33.. Baca. EutalIo one adobe house in
 SpringerviIle, 2 horses, wagon,
 harness, furniture 265, tax 9.95,
 penalty l.50 ..... .. Il Baca, Dionicio improvements con-
 slsting of fencing and corral,
 fine adobe house on ranch in
 Springerville, patented, 5000. 5
 horses POO, 10 mules 400, 400O
 Mexican sheep 4000. COW 20, 2
 wagons 75, buggys l25. furni-
 ture 200, hacness 10, saddle 9,
 farming implements 800, total
 10,585, tax 319.55. penalty 15.9S 33t Berry, L L ? horses9wag 9n, har-
 ness, furniture 225, tax ?, pen-
 alty 1.10. .......... : Brown. c H 2horses, wagon, har- ness, furniture 225, tax 2, pen- dlIy 1.IU. ] Burke, M A log house and corral
 at Springerviile, ? horses, COW,
 wagon. harness, furniture, 285,
 tax i0,55, penalty l.53. ....... 1S
The St. Johns herald., 1887-02-10

an dhotel, coal shute and railroad side tracks, steam pump, water tank and blacksmith shops situated upon the tract of land first aforesaid at Winslow in
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-12-29
PRICETOWN.
December 2eth, 1887.

OooomUoI lotns A0ots
Rev. J. B. Faris, Of Mt. Washington, ID visit.
ing relatives at this pl.ce. He preached 2
last night.
Miss Cora n. Perry, Mr.. q. r Cordsr and
George Etotler and wife, Of Upland, Ind, are
visiting relatives here. They viii return after
the holidays.
The protractsd meeting IL in progress. One
acosssion up to date.
Did you ses Robert McLaughlin smiling
about his Christmas gift2 It's { boy.
The young folks Of this place enjoyed them
sslves at ~ oyster supper at Mr.. Pin Holdsn's
last Thursday night.
A new feature in our Christmas festivities
this season was the Christmas tree Oroctod in
The Christian church last Saturday night. A
good many beautiful and ussful presents were
distributed Rev. Barker was the recipient Of
handsome Bibls.
from the effects Of sore finger.
Nrs. Susan Lsndess, Of Dsnvills, Il spending
the holidays with friends and relatives at this
place.
Misses Ahmy and Emma King spent Christ
mas with =. =. Stevens, Of the Hin Oity.
Mis- Bessie Chansy, who has been attending
school at The Convent returned home Thur
day Last 10 spend the holidays with friends and
relatives at this place.
xr. J. o. Faris, who has been staying with
his brother, B. y. Faxis, Of Russslls, has coms
home to 90 TO school ths remainder Of the
winter.
Mr.. VIM. R. Faris Il improving slowly.
Mis- Tillie Custer returned home from visit
70 her grandmothsr near Cincinnati last 6at-
urdsy.
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RUSNELL'S.

December 27th, 1857.
Mn. g. b. Oldaksr, Of Billings, Montana, ar-
rived hsrs last Wednesday evening TO visit
relasives.
Rev. Tone. Of Olsrmont county, was in our
village last Thursdsy.
Dr.. =. u. Granger spent Christmas with his
mother at Vera Crux.
James Newcomer, Of Fostoria, Ohio, u visit
Ing his sister, Mrs. 81. 4. 6ohubsr.
Nrs. Jonas Trop presented bran new baby
boy 10 her husband Christmas day.
1ilas Hart and WIN Naxsy, Who are attsnd-
ing school st Delaware, Ohio, are spending The
holidays with their parents here.
Nsssrs. james Fsnnsr and Frank wilkin
went 70 Washington O. b. Monday on busi-
naea.
Elias Wilkin went TO Cincinnati Monday.
Hr. Lewis Giblsr returned 10 his homo Of
Nelsonvtlle Monday after several days stay
With rslativss near here.
Mrs. W. d. Newton and dsughtsr, Martha,
a1d two boys, Walter and Charlie, are visiting
relatives In Lebanon this week.
The school tsachsrs, Mr.. J. L. Strange,
Misses Virginia aud Mary Beatsight, Ella and
Kittis Odskss. are spending the holidays st
homo.
Capt. Carson, Of Hillsboro, will b one Of the
spsakets Of the g. A. B. sntsrtainmsnt d this
place Friday evening. Dsoembee e0th. Rev. L.
y. Davis VIII b present also. The Post prom
~ TO have Rood supper and would Ike 70
- everybody present.
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new LBxfNeroN.

Dscsmbsr a7th, 1851.
Miss Lissis Moore, ol ths Hillsboro Collcgs,
10 spending TIE holidays with her parents here.
hliHs Ella Behymee, Of washinstOs o. H., h
Waiting frisnds in this oouimunity.
Our public schools closed here last Friday
until after the hulidsys. The scholars enjoyed
liberal treat from their teachers and in re-
present On Friday night tho scholars Of che
primary and intermediate rooms gave an ex.
cellent eptertainnent, consistlnG Of rccits.
tlods, Dialogues. pantstn,',es. etc, The echol-
ars acquitted Themselves remarkably well and
dcmonstratsd what eflcioua teachers can do
with gos,d material. IT, add 10 the eujoymsnt
Of the occasion Messrs Ed Wright aud Hank
Woodmansee. with flute and piccolo, and Lum
Terrell aud Jay Mcclure, with violns, accom-.
panied BY Miss LiEsie Mcclure. on the orssn.
furnished s0ine excellent music
The Lexington String Band used to be con.
sidered one Of the best In the county and their
playing the other night clearly demonstrated
that they had not forgotten how. On next
Thursdsy night, Dec 29th, The High school
will give 40 entertainment They Win render
also an afterpirce called ''Tioubles ON Invest
ments." Admission IL cents, reserved seats
% cents. Proceeds 10 60 toward dsfrsying
the expenses for the impfovement Of the stage.
Let everyone turn out and show their appreci-
alton Of the efforts Of the scholars and teach
ers.
Miss 0ertie Haines, Of Indiana, 10 visiting
Enos Hsines aud family.
The Oak Grove sunday school had Christ
mas tree Saturday afternoon.
The n. e. Sunday school held their annual
election Of Officers last Sunday. The same old
corps OF omcers and teschers were reelected
with the exception Of choirister. DR.. Trisler
was elected TO the position in place OF Squire
Kelley, who 10 soon 10 move for Hillsboro.
On last Christmas morning the ladies' Of the
NJ. E. Church and sunday school presented
Squire Kelley With handsome pair Of gold
spectacles, and at the close Of sunday school
Rev. Conger, III behalf of the men Of che
church, presented him with . handsome gold
headed cane. Mr.. Kelly has been choirister
here for nearly thirty years and was always
faithful and untiring In his Efforts. The arti-
cles we're presented ~ him 10 show their re-
spect for hiul and appreciation of his services
and well wishes for bis future success in bis
new field OF work. ~
DR.. e. 8. Judkins and wife were in Oincin-
natl Monday.
The members Of this place belonging 10 the
Joe Houley Post at Leesburg, attended the
funeral Of James Anderson at that place Mon
day afternoon.
There 10 rome talk Of resurrsctipg the old
Highland Dramatic Company and giving an
entertainment in the near future.
II subscribers whose time for tho News
HERALD d now expiring will leave their sub
scriptions at DR.. Trisler's drug store It will be
promptly attended TO.
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What Am 1 To Dot

The symptoms Of billiousness are unhappily
individuals to some extent. bilious man il
seldom breakfast cater. Too frequently, alas,
he has excellent appetite for liquids but none
for solids Of morning. His tongue will hard
y bear inspection ct any time; II IL ID not
white and furred, II IL rough, at ail events.
and diarrhea or constipation may be symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are often
hemorrhoids or even loss Of blood. There may
be giddinsss and Of headache and acidity OF
Hatulencs and tenderness in the pit Of the
stomach. To correct I'll this II not effect q
triAe and Thousands attest its efficacy.
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
LEEsBURG.

December 27ths 1851.
Mr.. Mont Miliuer, Of Earlam College, Is at
homo for the holidays.
Mr.. Hugh McNicol and Miss Louie Perrill,
both Of this county, we're married at tho M; III T.
BY Rev. J. 8. Pumphrey.
Mr.. James Simpson, Of Lovelsnd, came home
Wednesday to attend the Syfred. Hillisrd we'd
ding and spend the holidays.
The school closed Friday for the holi, avs. II
was our pleasure on Friday morning TO attend
the closing exercises Of the primary and inter
mediate grades under the management Ut Miss
Simpson aud Miss Chance. The little folks &C.
quilted themselves we'll. At the close Of the
exercises Bro. Orippin, the genial editor Of tho
Buckeye made STEW remarks for the good OF
the meeting" and We must do that gentleman
the justice TO assert that be never once prom
ieed the boys that they might oil be presidents
that II they were real good, studied hard and
improved every opportunity, one OF them-he
did not say which one-might make life OF
grand success aud obtain imperishable renown
BY becoming the wife OF the future Buckeye
man.
Miss Maggie Huff, Of Earlam College, 10
spending the holidays at home.
Mrs. Richmond Terrell, Of Kokoma, Ind. has
been the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. Jacob
Hilliard, for . few days.
Miss Lizzie Taylor has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Morrison, Of Jeffersonville.
D. 8. Ferguson was the recipient Friday Of .
beautiful volume Of Whittier's Poems, the gift
Of his pupils.
The G. A. R. entertainment Christmas eve
was grand success, the funniest thing yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Of Minnesota, are
guests ct W. b. Teter's.
A distressing accident occurred at the B. 4 O.
station Saturday evening. James Anderson,
who lived just opposite the depot, came in
from Greenfield on the evening train and in
stead Of getting Of on the platform jumped
from the side next home where bis children
were Watching for him. The way-freight was
coming, the engine Of which struck him,
knocking him down and the wheels passed over
both legs. He WAS taken home and Doctors
Mclaughlin and Ireland, Of Leesburg, Wilson,
Of Greenfield, and Trimble and Consrd, Of
Vienna, summoned, amputation was Of course
necessary and either was administered, but he
never recovered from the shock. He died that
night and WAS buried Monday by the g. A. B.
He leaves seven children and blind wife.
The cantata "New Years Eve" IL expected to
bs BY far the best We have yet had.